Longleaf And Loblolly Pine Tract With Big Bucks

This beautiful planted pine property is located in the heart of Big Buck country. The whitetail genetics in this region are notoriously strong, and the trail camera pictures on this tract are further evidence of a healthy herd. From a management standpoint, there are 7 food plot areas that can be planted to provide year-round food sources. The agricultural fields in the area also serve to supply bucks with a protein source to enhance antler growth. Longleaf pines serve as excellent bedding habitats for any wild game in their 5-15 year stage. The longleaf stands were recently mowed out and can easily be maintained until straw raking age. Raking the pine straw can provide a significant annual income to help cash flow the investment in the future. In later years, the longleaf timber quality should be superb and provide a lump sum return. The towering loblolly pines contrast with the longleaf due to their age, which provides great diversity across the land. They, too, will provide the potential for timber revenue in the future. The terrain is rolling with some areas more drastic than others. This offers picturesque views throughout. The property mostly consists of upland soils, but the seasonal hardwood branches can provide a water source for game. Few farms currently on the market have the combined future income and trophy whitetail-producing potential of this one! Do not miss out on this opportunity. Give us a call today to schedule a private showing. Property Features: - 7 Established food plot areas are dispersed throughout the property providing hunting locations for any wind direction - Trail camera pictures from 2023 show great bucks with quality genetics and turkeys - A cleared area that was used as a timber loading dock near the front of property would be a great home or cabin site - Robust trail system provides access to the boundaries, food plots, and timber stands - Several hardwood draws meander through the property providing acorn browse for game - 95+/- Acres of 5+/- year old planted longleaf pines that could be raked for straw income in the future - 39+/- Acres of 28+/- year old planted loblolly pines